Rome Odunze has posted 14 receptions for 233 yards through four 2026 games with zero receiving touchdowns, leading the Bears in receiving yards on efficient targets while operating in an offense that has leaned on the run game and tight end Colston Loveland for red-zone work. The third-year wideout missed time in training camp with a calf strain that carried into Week 1 but has since played every contest without further issues. Quarterback instability has factored in, as Caleb Williams missed time with a hamstring injury and backup Tyson Bagent started Week 4, where Odunze posted season highs of six catches and 94 yards. The Bears sit at 3-1 with a favorable upcoming schedule, but sustained target volume, Williams’ return, and improved red-zone usage will determine whether Odunze’s early TD drought reverses over the remaining 13 regular-season games.